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The first capitalists investing in Indian economy were: 1. the Indians 2. predominantly the British 3. the Europeans except the British 4. both A and B 5. both A and C

After the start of the first World War, all of the following could be likely reasons for the British government adopting a proactive stance towards Indian industry except: 1. The major investors in Indian enterprises were British and they had missed out on an opportunity. 2. The war had created a huge demand for industrial goods. 3. The British government wanted economic development of the country as India was a strategic economically in the war. 4. The development of Indian economy was required for contributing towards the war effort. 5. The desire to see India as self-sufficient in technical expertise.

From this passage, it can be inferred that one of the problem that could have cropped up in the early stages of industrialization might have been: 1. government interference in day-to-day operations of business. 2. equitable sharing of risks between domestic and foreign investors. 3. ensuring adequate working capital. 4. regulation of the stock markets to protect investors from dubious enterprises. 5. the alignment of interests of the capitalists and the management.

From the passage it can be inferred that during the early part of twentieth century, starting a Greenfield project was more difficult for an Indian capitalist than for an European. 1. Definitely true as inferred from the passage. 2. It was true on a selective case by case basis. 3. No trend of discrimination between the two categories of capitalists can be inferred from the passage. 4. Preference was given to British capitalists, buffeted by the fact that the country was under British rule. 5. Preference was given to European capitalists.Download